London council 'making people homeless to house the homeless'
Lambeth is evicting private tenants to make way for temporary accommodation, as the council claims it is 'rightly' reclaiming homes once lost through Right to Buy
Freelance journalist with bylines in The Times, The Telegraph, The Mill, Southwark News, and The Londoners. Former Investigations Editor at The Mancunion. Production experience at CNBC, Times Radio, and ITV.
The Telegraph
Inside the Grenfell fire web of blame
Key players have pointed the finger of culpability at one another throughout the inquiry
Starmer's sisterhood - Vogue picks the Labour women set to define Westminster
In wake of 'Blair's babes', magazine gives glossy treatment to 13 female MPs it predicts will have a big impact
Gail's revolt grows over plans for cafe in historic seaside town
Bakery chain faces opposition to proposals for branch in Worthing from local businesses and Worthing Society
BBC under fire for describing Hamas suicide bomb attacks as 'military operations'
The corporation accused of whitewashing terrorist group and lacking impartiality in Israel-Hamas coverage
Drivers fined over unpaid Dartford toll charges despite not using the crossing
Issue is believed to be caused by automatic number plate recognition cameras incorrectly identifying offending cars
Line of cars smashed as 'drunk-driver' in Audi crashes along street
Parked cars left mangled in a trail of destruction along residential road in Bognor Regis
The Londoners
WATCH: Inside the fight to save Cressingham Gardens estate
Residents of a Lambeth estate have feared losing their homes for 14 years, amidst ongoing council plans for regeneration
Writing change into the curriculum: Do new measures to tackle misogyny in schools go far enough?
The Government has revealed its thrice-delayed plan to halve what ministers call a ‘national emergency’ of violence against women and girls over the next decade
Free mother-tongue counselling gives refugees and asylum seekers 'a second chance at life'
In the view of Waterloo Community Counselling, the first step to building a new life is a sense of understanding best achieved through language
Southwark's temporary accommodation crisis: 'It was only because he was stabbed that he was able to get housing'
Southwark had the second highest proportion of households living in temporary accommodation of all London boroughs last year
One in five children in poverty in every London borough but Richmond
A child in Hounslow is twice as likely to be in poverty as a child in the neighbouring borough of Richmond
Number of young women out of school and work nears decade high
The figure for midway through this year was the highest it has been across the same period since 2015, with 422,000 young women not in any form of school, training, or work
Schools to teach boys 'positive masculinity' from next academic year
The government must enable early intervention to prevent misogynistic attitudes developing among schoolboys by September 2026, a report has recommended
WATCH: Time is running out to save one of London's oldest climbing walls
For more than 30 years, the wall at Crystal Palace National Sports Centre has been a cornerstone of London’s climbing community
The Mancunion
EXCLUSIVE: University sends placement students into workplace with 'toxic culture' of bullying and harassment
The university has sent 18 undergraduates on placements at Sellafield Ltd since concerns regarding safety began to circulate in November 2022
University offers medical placement exemptions to men's football team, but not to women's
Medical students are not guaranteed a place at a hospital in Manchester for the third year of their studies, unless the university considers them 'elite' sportspeople
Andy Burnham on the rising cost of being a student in Manchester
The Mancunion put questions to the Greater Manchester Mayor on the increasing expenses of travel and accommodation for students in the city
Senior leadership faces questions over student activism
Manchester's Vice Chancellor and Student's Union CEO on student action against rising rents and the university's ties with Israel
Concerns for student welfare inside the Manchester Camp of Resistance
Internal documents seen by The Mancunion detail alleged sexism and racism within the encampment for Palestine, and the presence of a 'homeless group'
Manchester student receives racist email from landlord in accommodation search
The landlord wrote that they would not accept a tenant 'from the Indian subcontinent' because they 'lie too much', are 'filthy', and 'abscond without paying dues'
Staff block disabled student's access to toilets and lifts during campus protest
Students occupying the Simon Building in protest of the university's ties with Israel described their experience with campus security as 'humiliating and discriminatory'
Southwark News
Southwark sees a significant rise in reports of sexual offences
Police in the borough received 141 more reports of rape and other sexual offences in the first 10 months of this year
Number of primary school applications reaches all time low in Southwark
Eight primary schools in the borough have closed their doors in the last three years due to the falling number of pupils enrolled
Time is running out to save one of London’s oldest climbing walls, say climbers
A group of climbers claim plans for the redevelopment could see price hikes which would make it harder for disadvantaged young people to get a foothold into the sport
Inside the Deptford space redefining what it means to be a local gym
Elliot Sturt, 31, who is a drag queen, joined the gym having struggled to get himself to his previous commercial gym more than a handful of times a month